In this episode of the Connectors Podcast, we sit down with Janic Gorayeb for our Redefining Leadership series. Janic shares her journey from the corporate world into entrepreneurship and talks about why self leadership is one of the most important skills for solo business owners. She opens up about navigating decision fatigue, imposter syndrome, and the comparison mindset, and how values can anchor you during tough seasons of growth.

She also highlights the importance of community and mentorship, building relationships based on clarity and communication, setting expectations, and celebrating small wins along the way. This episode is an honest look at the mindset work behind business growth and a reminder that progress matters more than perfection.

• Takeaways
  Self leadership is a foundational skill for solo entrepreneurs
  Values help guide clear and aligned decision making
  Community and mentorship create support that keeps you moving forward
  Comparison pulls you out of your own lane and slows down growth
  Celebrating small wins builds confidence and momentum
  Trial and error is part of the process
  Setting expectations prevents confusion and frustration
  Reflection helps you grow as a leader
  Courage is required to put yourself out there
  Progress matters more than perfection

Where to get a hold of our guest - 

https://www.rippleeffectleadership.ca  https://www.instagram.com/rippleeffectleadership/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/janicgorayeb/  https://www.youtube.com/@RippleEffectLeadership

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